Anyone REALLY dislike tattoos?
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Certain spots?
Yes. Apparently I chose one of the worst places for mine as far as nerves or some such. I went into shock mid-way through the ordeal & started to convince myself it would be 'just fine' half finished.
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I can feel a certain chill right across my spine.
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For the longest time after getting mine just looking at any tattoo could make me nauseous but that has passed, now just where mine is & necks make me queasy. I have also been known to laugh loudly when I hear people say "they don't hurt". I know pain having suffered through low back pain for many years and walking around on a broken ankle for a day before deciding maybe a doctor should look at it.
I would recommend first timers go for the fleshiest spot they can.
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I would recommend first timers go for the fleshiest spot they can.
Sitting may be uncomfortable for a bit! :haha: :funny2:
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I would recommend first timers go for the fleshiest spot they can.
Sitting may be uncomfortable for a bit! :haha: :funny2:
You may laugh but it's true.
The most painful spots to get a tattoo is where there's the least flesh; ie spine, top of hands, top of feet, etc. The 2nd worst are the areas that don't come into a lot of "outside" contact, such as the inside of your upper arm.
Somewhere on the internet there's a great color chart that shows the tattoo pain levels.
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I've never had an affinity toward guys with an over abundance in tattoos. It depends on the location of them, size, coloring, etc though for me to be turned off by them. Then again, some guys with tattoos are kind of hot and I, too, want a few someday. I also get turned off by piercings unless its earrings in both ears which, albeit, is a little weird.
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I would recommend first timers go for the fleshiest spot they can.
Sitting may be uncomfortable for a bit! :haha: :funny2:
You may laugh but it's true.
The most painful spots to get a tattoo is where there's the least flesh; ie spine, top of hands, top of feet, etc. The 2nd worst are the areas that don't come into a lot of "outside" contact, such as the inside of your upper arm.
Somewhere on the internet there's a great color chart that shows the tattoo pain levels.
I totally know bc I have 8 tats…
I have 6 'bois' taht wear my brand and its ALWAYS on the 'fleshy part' >:D
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I understand to have 1-2 tatoos but the whole body is nuts
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I find them hot, but I do keep thinking what they would look like when one is 70, not so hot.
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I do really want a tattoo, but my work strictly ban employees with tattoo and piercing (for man). Maybe someday I'll have a small tat in hard-to-find-spot ;D
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I find them hot, but I do keep thinking what they would look like when one is 70, not so hot.
got my first tat at around 14y/o…my newest at 50y/o...
At 14 thought 50 was ANCIENT and now at 50 thinks 70 ain't even close to the end - go figure.
Ink is about the story of one's life and experience; the same as a written journal or diary. I figure I got enough skin left for at least another 30-50 yrs worth of some people/exploits to commemorate.
Best thing: Unless you already know me: to know the FULL story behind the ink, you'll have to buy the memoir I pen right b4 I die! (my kids will be happy it adds to the inheritance)
To ink or not to ink, that is the question!
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Tattoos forever :cool2:
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Tattoos are so sexy
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On one degree… :true:
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To ink or not to ink, that is the question!
To link or not to link to the ink, that is the question!
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Another great unresolved riddle.
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;D
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I prefer without, but don't mind one or two small ones, but too many of them is definitively a turn off. Some guys have their whole body tattooed and that's just eww.
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To link or not to link to the ink, that is the question!
:rotfl:
Ya: as mentioned: @ajax0980:
Best thing: Unless you already know me: to know the FULL story behind the ink, you'll have to buy the memoir I pen right b4 I die! (my kids will be happy it adds to the inheritance)
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